Patient's question:
I used to have very regular menstrual cycles, but this time when I had my period, the menstrual cramps were very severe. Especially on the third day, the pain was so intense that I couldn't straighten up my back, and my face also turned pale. Is menstrual cramps a gynecological disease?Doctor's answer:
For those whose pain is becoming increasingly severe and the duration of pain is getting longer, timely follow-up is the correct decision. Menstrual lower back pain may be caused by retroverted uterus or other conditions. Normal menstrual blood is dark red. If the menstrual blood is light tea-brown in color, or if there is a change in odor accompanied by a decrease in body temperature and lower abdominal pain, it may indicate endometritis. For patients, if gynecological conditions are severe, timely symptomatic treatment and appropriate medication are necessary. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of gynecological diseases. Additionally, patients need to maintain a proper diet and keep a positive mood.